This is a new kind of imperialism.
The G7 makes up the rules, under the guise of fighting tax evasion or financing of terrorist activities.
Then they make all the less powerful countries comply to those rules.
If they do not, they get greylisted or blacklisted by some "international" watchdog, making it much harder for those countries to participate in the global economy.
Of course only the poorer less influential countries will suffer under such arbitrary rules dictated by the G7.
Nobody is going to greylist the US or Germany.
It is effectively a new mechanism for the G7 to encroach on the sovereignty of other countries.
And if you tell me, taxing international corporations is a good thing, I agree, but it is just a pretense. Just a setup. The G7 can also just tell those international corporations to fess up the money. They have enough influence to do just that. There is no reason to include Poland, Sri Lanka or Botwana or Bolivia in this agreement. The reason those countries are included is so that later on, the same agreement can be used to blackmail those countries.
It is effectively a new mechanism for the G7 to encroach on the sovereignty of other countries.
And if you tell me, taxing international corporations is a good thing, I agree, but it is just a pretense. Just a setup. The G7 can also just tell those international corporations to fess up the money. They have enough influence to do just that. There is no reason to include Poland, Sri Lanka or Botwana or Bolivia in this agreement. The reason those countries are included is so that later on, the same agreement can be used to blackmail those countries.